Block Porn Sites With Anti-Porn And WebFilter

If your kids are too young to understand sex, you'd better block porn sites and keep them away from your kids when they are online.
To do so, you can check out MetaSurf and FoxFilter extensions as mentioned before, the following will show you another 2 — Anti-Porn and WebFilter, both of which are offered by Cloudacl, and available for you block porn sites on both Firefox and Chrome, while WebFilter is also available for you to block gambling, online game, social-networking and some other sites.
For more details about the differences between Anti-Porn and WebFilter, you can check out the following 2 screenshots:

1. Anti-Porn

As what you can see from the above image, Anti-Porn will block 3 different categories, which include virus, sex, drugs and some other topics.
2. WebFilter

Besides all the 3 which Anti-Porn blocks, WebFilter will also block another 6 categories, which include bandwidth, weapon, online game, and some other topics.
Except the filtered categories, all the other features between Anti-Porn and WebFilter are same, which means that you can choose parent or kids working mode, enable password protection, receive email alerts, add black/white list, etc.
By the way, you need to sign up a Cloudacl account to enable password protection and receive email alerts.
In fact, the above image is a screenshot of Anti-Porn, not WebFilter, since both of them are same in the Firefox version.
Whether for Anti-Porn or WebFilter, you can start to block porn sites after installation, and when visiting a blocked site, you can see nothing but an alert page, such as the following:

On the alert page, you can see the blocked domain and the reason why it is blocked (category).
During my test, the black and white lists are not stable, since sometimes they work, and sometimes they don't, whether in parent or kids working mode, whether with password protection or not, whether in Chrome or Firefox.

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